Marines Kill 201 Vietcong in Four Days Near DMZ
U S Marines report 201 North Vietnamese soldiers killed along the eastern DMZ in four days of fighting. Saigon says quang tri and Thua Thien provinces massed for a third offensive while B52 bombers attack around the DMZ and near Saigon.
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Thua Thien
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North Vietnam
Gio Linh
Khien Cuong
Hau Nghia
Britain Faces Ten Year Credit Plan To Stabilize Pound
London AP reports Britain secured about 2 billion dollars in a ten year credit from Western industrialized nations to avert another pound devaluation. Bank of England Governor Sir Leslie O Brien said the arrangement is a medium term measure and that France did not join though expressed sympathy. Central banks of Austria Belgium Canada Denmark West Germany Holland Italy Japan Norway Sweden Switzerland the United States and France participated or considered participation. de Gaulle continues monetary push against the pound and the dollar despite Britain’s move.
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Basel
Switzerland
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Austria
Belgium
Canada
Denmark
West Germany
Holland
Italy
Japan
Norway
Sweden
United States
Traffic Death Toll Over Holiday Weekend
Traffic accidents on the Fourth of July period killed 601 people across PA and national roads. The Associated Press reports the National Safety Council predicted 10 to 800 deaths for the holiday, which began Wednesday at 6 p.m. and ended Sunday midnight. A spokesman noted no recent nonholiday weekend of similar length matched the toll.
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Associated Press
National
SixYearOld Dies After Bicycle Car Crash in Frederick County
Walter Andrew Baccary six of 219 Branner Ave died after a bicycle and a car collided on Walker Street 324 feet north of the city limits. The driver John C. Blackburn Jr. 110 Hawthorne Drive was headed north as the bike south. The boy born Aug 26 1961 in Roanoke was taken to Memorial Hospital by Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad and died at 6 25 a m yesterday. Burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery with funeral at Market Street United Methodist Church.
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Frederick County
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Hawthorne Drive
Winchester
Everett Bowers
Winchester Volunteer Rescue
Roanoke
James C
Pauline Brown Baccary
James C. Baccary
Market Street United Methodist Church
Edward Taylor
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Clarence H. Lamp
James A. Snarr
Thomeas T. McClure
Harris K. Swann
Weather heats up with calls for scattered storms
The weather forecast says temperatures will rise into the upper 80s to low 90s over the next five days. Tonight will drop into the 60s with warmer, more humid air arriving tomorrow and a chance of scattered thunder showers. Wednesday looks similar to Tuesday.
Summer Clearance At Cornwell and Macy’s Stores
Grocery and department store sale announces price cuts on home grown tomatoes and hundreds of items. Summer merchandise reduced with emphasis on savings at Cornwell's Grocery and Macy's locations.
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Macy’s
Five Lives Lost in Texas Floods Across El Paso Juarez
Torrential weekend rains up to 6.25 inches caused five deaths and widespread flooding in El Paso and Juarez. About 40 homes were swept away in Juarez, 125 people evacuated, and $4 million in damage estimated. International streetcar service halted. cars stranded. city assessors to survey damages.
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Rafael Reyes
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Mt. Franklin
R.C. Moeller
McCarthy Says He Won't Run Independent in 1968
Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy states he would not run as an independent presidential candidate if he loses the Democratic nomination. He may back a fourth party under conditions and could support a McCarthy-Humphrey clash if the right option emerges. He could also abandon Paris diplomacy talks if they interfere with peace negotiations.
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Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
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Meet the Press
ABC
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Miami Herald
New York
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George C. Wallace
Ohio
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New Jersey
Richard J. Hughes
Connecticut
Johnson Tours Central America on five-nation trip
President Johnson toured five Central American capitals visiting Managua San Salvador San Jose and other sites to bolster hemispheric ties. He met five presidents, praised shared progress, and warned the road ahead has no rainbow, amid student protests and security welcome events.
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Las Mercedes
el Salvador
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Honduras
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Anastasio Somoza Jr
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Luci
National Park
Post Office Annex Expansion Approved for Winchester
Winchester will gain 6,000 square feet at the Annex on East Lane to alleviate cramped facilities. Frederick County Board chair Thomas Rosenberger said Washington indicated approval. Winchester remains on a priority list for a new facility, with no construction date set. The welfare budget is expected to rise with new programs, including Food Stamp discussions.
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East Lane
Thomas B. Rosenberger
Frederick County
Post Office
Washington
Annex
Richmond
Blaiberg Rallies After New Serum
Dr Philip Blaiberg the world s longest surviving heart transplant patient rallied after a new serum treatment on January 2 doctors said no further emergency transplant needed Blaiberg s condition showed definite improvement and his lung function was better as Barnard team used antilymphocyte serum ALG derived from horses in Denver Colorado It was noted 24 heart transplants have been performed globally with seven survivors"}
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South Africa
Philip Blaiberg
Sun Jay
Blaiberg
Eileen
Christiaan Barnard
Groote Schuur Hospital
T'S
Barnard
Denver
Colo
Louis Washkansky
Last Bastion Falls in Paris
Paris AP report says the last major bastion of the student revolt at the University of Paris fell without a fight as dawn police cleared the new medical school on Rue des Saints Peres and evicted 17 holdouts. The red flag over the roof was removed.
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Rue Des Saints-Peres
France
Sorbonne
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School of Science
Rue Censier
Congo
Katanga
Virginia Enjoys Sunshine With Seasonal Temperatures
A high pressure area over Virginia brought sunshine with some cloudiness and seasonable temperatures across the state today.
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Richmond
Virginia
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